Beautiful tank, Worm. Are you a professional videographer? Placing two views in one video seems very hi tech to me.
No I am not a pro. Just photography and video is a side hobby. It's actually pretty simple to make the video and transitions like that. I use Premier Pro.
A few questions:
You appear to have three clowns at the beginning of the video. At the end you have the same three plus many more. How does that work long term? I thought a harem needed to be litter mates.The additional clowns are all from the same clutch. I removed a pair of maroon clowns that were the three other tank mates. While the Marion's were the bullies, this offset should help them adapt. The tank size increase and the separation between anemones will help. I am sure I will need to seperate them as they get older.
Was that a green gig you placed in the left corner after the red haddoni? Yes the green is on the far left, I forgot to video it like the other two when recording. Had to move the cameras then place the other gig which made me forget to put the camera there.
My appreciation goes out to you and Minh and some others for providing answers to questions and guidance to newbies such as myself. Your post are always helpful and not critical.
I do wish someone (hint) would post a sticky taking each type of anemone commonly available to the trade and describing it. Colors available, colors of foot, any foot markings, tentacle description, preferred placement in tank, hosting or not, any culture hints. I am sure you could think of other points to be covered. It would be very helpful when I go to my aquarium store and see an anemone I am considering buying! I would think others would benefit from such a post. It might help with "Can you identify this anemone?"
Again, beautiful tank...you are an inspiritation!
